Philosophy of sport and physical activity Based on islamic principles

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Philosophy, sports, physical activity, religion of islam, islamic

Abstract

The subject of sport is considered as an important social phenomenon in all advanced societies. The effects of this phenomenon have been analyzed from the perspective of various sciences, and almost all philosophical schools and religions have commented on it in some way. The sacred religion of Islam has also considered sport in general. The purpose of this research was the philosophy of sport and physical activity based on Islamic principles. From the perspective of Islam, man, in walking the path of perfection and rapprochement, always deals with three related matters; the individual, society and the universe. Man, also has three physical, rational and spiritual dimensions, which are: purification, upbringing and education. All dimensions of human existence, together and in parallel, have always been the focus of the saving religion of Islam. Descriptive-analytical research was conducted in a library manner and by reviewing various research and books in this field. According to the verses, hadiths and evidence mentioned, sports and physical activity in Islam are only a means for purification, education and the journey towards God. Today, sports are considered as an important social phenomenon in all advanced societies. According to the results of the research, we conclude that sports themselves are not a goal, but rather a suitable means for acquiring skills, maintaining the health of individuals and preparing them for more important tasks such as defending the Islamic land and protecting the religion of God and serving God's people. Every athlete must have this spirit, and in this regard, with further research in this field, the idea that there is a negative relationship between Islam and sports can be prevented.

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Published

2025-06-17

How to Cite

Mohammadi, M. (2025). Philosophy of sport and physical activity Based on islamic principles. International Journal of Sports Technology and Science, 3(1), 147–158. Retrieved from https://www.globsportsjournal.com/index.php/pub/article/view/61